Sep 26, 2026 · 35 min · 10 segments
Send us Fan Mail **DOES CURIOSITY REALLY KILL THE CAT? ...** For sure, Keith and Lee really enjoy discussing some of the common sayings we use…
We're living in Costa Living crisis times.
So our wife complains to her husband.
Oh, you never take me anywhere.
Next day her husband fulfils her wish and he takes her to a petrol station.
Right, I thought it'd be longer than that, said the actress to the bishop.
Really?
Well, I have to think about that.
Anyway, let's get into it.
We do have a topic, don't we? We do.
Well, hopefully.
Yeah, well, I thought we'd talk about does curiosity really kill the cat? I think this is fascinating.
There's a lot more to it than what it actually is because I like to do some research and I've looked into it.
Did you? Yeah, carry on, mate.
Well, why I think it's fascinating is because aren't we often exhorted to be curious? Oh, he or she's got an open mind.
They're really curious about life.
They like to get out and experience and find out things and learn things.
So it's one of those attributes that we quietly go into or to have, but is it always a good thing? I don't know.
I think it's what you're saying.
There is a lot of people, they may not look at it as being curious.
It could be misconstrued as being nosy or sticking your nose into other people's business or dealings.
Depends on the individual, obviously.
But you're not taught to be curious.
I was never, ever told, be curious, question everything.
Oh, okay.
So curiosity.
We're living in Costa Living crisis times.
So our wife complains to her husband.
Oh, you never take me anywhere.
Next day her husband fulfils her wish and he takes her to a petrol station.
Right, I thought it'd be longer than that, said the actress to the bishop.
Really?
Well, I have to think about that.
Anyway, let's get into it.
We do have a topic, don't we? We do.
Well, hopefully.
Yeah, well, I thought we'd talk about does curiosity really kill the cat? I think this is fascinating.
There's a lot more to it than what it actually is because I like to do some research and I've looked into it.
Did you? Yeah, carry on, mate.
Well, why I think it's fascinating is because aren't we often exhorted to be curious? Oh, he or she's got an open mind.
They're really curious about life.
They like to get out and experience and find out things and learn things.
So it's one of those attributes that we quietly go into or to have, but is it always a good thing? I don't know.
I think it's what you're saying.
There is a lot of people, they may not look at it as being curious.
It could be misconstrued as being nosy or sticking your nose into other people's business or dealings.
Depends on the individual, obviously.
But you're not taught to be curious.
I was never, ever told, be curious, question everything.
Oh, okay.
So curiosity.
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